I always get a laugh at wikipedia antiChristian bigotry pretending they'd ever allow any positive "academic assessment" of the truth about which they are in denial, as seen in the groundless opposition to The Pink Swastika, based solely on the unsupportable and groundless obsessive hate speech of the deranged antiChristian bigots that run wikipedia. Russ Davis

Maybe it's just because I have a bad cold and can't think straight but I had to read this several times to even gain a basic understanding. Oh, and the Pink Swastika is a repulsive book. I read an online version where all the claims were destroyed by a commentator.

The OP reflects a common misconception that infects the media and has spilled over into the general public's attitude: the idea that two sides must be presented equally for everything. Laura Lebo, one of the reporters at the Kitzmiller v. Dover trial complained about this in her book, "The Devil in Dover". At one point, her editor asked if she could include something positive about the pro-intelligent design side to be "fair and balanced". She said there wasn't anything fair and balanced about what was happening in court. The ID side was getting eviscerated.

I tend to get wires crossed when I'm sick, so sorry if I'm totally wrong here, but this guy's defending a book that tried to say that homosexuals are responsible for the Holocaust by way of blasting people who refute it for Anti-Christian hate-speech and bigotry?

Also, let's for a moment assume that the premise of The Pink Swastika is indeed true and grounded in reality. Why do you suppose that those Nazi homosexuals became such militant, deranged psychopaths?

I'd posit it would be because of the society that ostracized, persecuted, and oppressed them. And I'm not just saying that because I hate homophobes and disagree with what you're saying, either. There's actually plenty of evidence that shows receiving that kind of treatment causes the victims to perpetuate it themselves. After all, that's exactly how the cycle of domestic violence and abuse works. Of course, that doesn't by any means excuse their actions or make them completely innocent, but it does place a portion of the guilt on the homophobic society that more or less made them snap, so if you wanna argue against LGBT rights, this ain't exactly a can of worms you wanna open.

In conclusion, like I stated in my earlier comment, The Pink Swastika offers no convincing evidence to support the claim that there was a disproportionately large amount of homosexuals or homosexual behavior in the Nazi Party. Even if it did, that would mean homophobes were most likely partially to blame for the Nazi's atrocities, so either way...

Re: John's post
Said concept is called "Absolute Impartiality", as opposed to other forms of impartiality such as Objective or Subjective, depending on the context in question...
Proponents of this concept generally tend to be people, that use the concept of Absolute Impartiality, as a way of promoting their point of view, in order to counter (from their POV) the flood of left wing/liberal/Pro-homosexual (delete as applicable) propaganda that they believe exists in a biased media...